For art, antiques, and irreplaceable pieces
High value items, art, and antiques.
Custom crating, climate-controlled transport, and museum-standard handling from a vetted white-glove carrier, for the pieces that cannot be replaced.
Overview
White glove is not just extra padding. It is a discipline: a specialist who evaluates the piece, a shop that builds a crate to it, a climate-controlled truck that carries it, and a two-person install team that places it exactly where it belongs. TruMove coordinates the whole chain with a vetted white-glove carrier.
We coordinate moves of fine art, antiques, pianos, sculpture, wine collections, and high-value electronics. Every piece is condition-reported before it moves and again after it is placed, so nothing gets attributed to shipping that arrived that way.

Cotton gloves, acid-free interior, a crate built to the piece.
Real jobs, not brochure copy
Twenty-two framed works, three bronze sculptures, and a Steinway. Custom crates built in-shop, air-ride transport, two-person install with a signed post-hang condition report.
Temperature-logged transport of 400+ bottles in racking-safe carriers. Reinstalled in the new cellar at target humidity before power-on.
Rotation of consigned pieces across two galleries. Every piece condition-reported at pickup, in transit, and at placement.
Gear, materials & paperwork
How it works
A white-glove lead from the assigned carrier visits on site to inspect, measure, and photograph each piece for the condition report.
The carrier's shop builds custom crates as needed. Standard pieces are soft-wrapped in acid-free materials.
Air-ride carrier truck with climate and humidity control. Pieces secured to bulkheads, not stacked.
The carrier's two-person team places, levels, and hangs each piece. Nothing is left leaning against a wall.
Post-install condition report signed by client and carrier lead. Copies stored for insurance.
Scope & pricing
No lowball hooks. Estimates are binding-not-to-exceed, rooted in the carrier's published tariff and the specifics of your move.
FAQ
The questions we get most often about white glove services.
For declared value over $10,000 per item, an appraisal is strongly recommended and often required by the coverage tier. Your TruMove coordinator will confirm.
Yes. Crates are built to the piece in the assigned carrier's shop and delivered on site for pack-out.
Yes. The carrier's install team hangs, mounts, and levels. Complex mounts (heavy sculpture, structural anchoring) may require a coordinated site visit.
A TruMove specialist will build the right plan, match the right crew, and lock in a price you can trust.